The Manitoba Wolf

Though the Manitoba wolf was officially classified as gray wolf subspecies Canis lupus griseoalbus by zoologist
Spencer Baird in 1858, many specialists never recognized it as a separate wolf subspecies. It is also known as the elusive wolf, the Saskatchewan timber wolf, and the grizzly wolf.

HABITAT
They supposedly reside in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Newfoundland, and the Northwest Territories of Canada.

CHARACTERISTICS
Manitoba wolves have been described as large size grey and white wolves. They are believed by many to simply be Hudson Bay wolves.

DIET
Their main food source is caribou.

STATUS
If the Manitoba wolf's status isn't the same as the Hudson Bay wolf's (which is endangered), then it is probably more likely to be extinct.